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Lawyers who specialise in clinical negligence will know that putting their clients through the formal court process isn't something to be...

So, it's going to happen next year from 1 January and will catch any fees paid on account from yesterday.  Inevitably, this will impact...

After being kicked into the long grass on several occasions since first being proposed, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed what we...

The Guardian recently covered the Ockenden enquiry, a review of almost 2,000 maternity cases at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS...

Following the introduction of funded childcare spaces for working parents and the influx of parents looking for childcare spaces for...

The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman (the Ombudsman) has found Wokingham Borough Council (the council) at fault for how it...

Prior to its election as the majority party in the House of Commons, the Labour Party made notable pledges to reform the inefficiencies...

Changes have been made to Class Q of Part 3, Schedule 2 of the General Permitted Development Order (GPDO) allowing permitted development...

The Law Commission has begun consultation on reform of the law on Contempt of Court. The deadline to respond is 8 November 2024.  The...

The King delivered his speech in the House of Lords on Wednesday setting out the Government’s agenda for the next parliament. At the...

South Cambridgeshire District Council have shared information from independent reports on their four-day work week trial.  It makes a...

As of 22 May 2024, mandatory mediation has been introduced for certain cases allocated to the small claims track where the only remedy...